大学英语第一册第七单元Word文档下载推荐.docx

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21.album

22.foundation

23.presently

24.bullet

25.advocate

26.ignorance

27.statistics

28.violence

29.affect

30.transport

31.residence

32.intend

33.confront

34.imagination

35.apartment

36.intention

37.omit

38.dominate

39.female

40.cashier

41.reveal

42.automobile

43.automatic

44.disgust

45.confrontation

46.guilty

47.bet

48.gasoline

Part2Dictation

49.Weshouldattachgreatimportancetoguncontrollaws.

50.Dogsalwaysknowwhoisbadandwillnaturallybarkatthem.

51.Whentheshootingstarted,thepoliceofficerinstinctivelypulledouthisgun.

52.Thefirstshotofanautomaticgunishard,butthenextonetakesjusttheslightestofpullstofireit.

53.ManyAmericanscomplainthathandguncontrolsdolittletostopcriminalsfromgettinghandguns.

54.Consideringhimselfalwaysright,heoftenoffendedpeoplewhomighthavebeenhelpfulfriends.

55.About64.2%ofpeoplethinkthatourgovernmentshouldstrengthenthecurrentcontrolonguns.

56.InAmerica,officerscarrypistolsratherthanriflesandaregiventheirpistolsattheendoftheirservice.

57.Ifgunsaleswereoutofcontrol,thecrimerateinmycountrywouldincreasegreatly.

58.Whenthevictimwasabletogettohisfeet,heimmediatelyranaway.

59.Tomorrow,shewilltellhersadstorybeforeadvocatesofgunrights.

60.Theslightestchangeofinterestratescanaffectthehousemarket.

61.Itseemsthisgunisonlycapableofkillingabirdatashortdistance.

62.Thesepeoplearequiteclearastotheirtrueintentions,thatis,tototallydisarmtheAmericancitizens.

63.Onlywhenthepoliceconfrontedherwithevidencedidsheadmitthatshehadshotherhusband.

64.Whenastudentsaidshedidn'

tknowanyvictimofgun,afriendremindedheroftheclassmatewhowasshotlastyear.（violence不造在哪里填这个空）

65.Insomecountrieswhichstrictlycontrolguns,theguncrimerateissolowthatstatisticsarenotevenkept.

66.Thecriminalwastoldhewouldbeimmunefrompunishmentifhehelpedthepolice.

67.Atthesightofarobberwithagun,thecashier'

shandscouldn'

thelpshakinguncontrollably.

68.Theaveragenumberofpeopleinjuredfromgunattackmightdropiftheattackerscouldbestoppedbypeoplewithguns.

Part3UnderstandingLongConversations

Questions69to73arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

C69.

A.BecausehefoundJohnwasspeeding.

B.BecausehefoundthatJohnwasdrunk.

C.BecausehewantedtoawardJohnforsafedriving.

D.BecausehewantedtocheckJohn'

slicence.

D70.

A.Tohaveagooddinner.

B.Tobuyanewsuit.

C.Togetanewcar.

D.Togetadriver'

B71.

A.Thecarhadbrokendown.

B.ThecarwasnotJohn'

s.

C.Thecarhadbeenstolenbefore.

D.Thecarcouldn'

tgoveryfar.

A72.

A.Hewasgoingtoaneighboringcountry.

B.Hewasgoingtoanothercity.

C.Hewasgoingtothecountryside.

D.HewasgoingtoanotherstateofAmerica.

A73.

A.HetoldJohntogoaway.

B.HetoldJohntogetoutofthecar.

C.HetoldJohntogivebackthemoney.

D.HetoldJohntopayfinefordrunk-driving.

Part4UnderstandingPassages

B74.

A.Helockedupthecustomer.

B.Heservedthecustomerasaclerk.

C.Heshotthecustomerinthehead.

D.Herobbedthecustomerofhercash.

A75.

A.Afootballticket.

B.Somecookies.

C.Abarofchocolate.

D.Acamera.

D76.

A.Onthetelephone.

B.Onthedoor.

C.Onthecashregister.

D.Ontheticketmachine.

D77.

A.Heworeneithermasknorgloves.

B.Heputonhisglovesbuttookthemaskbyhand.

C.Heputonhismaskbutlefthisglovesbehind.

D.Heleftinthesamewayashecamein.

C78.

A.Becausetherobberhadrobbedmanystores.

B.Becausetherewasagreatreward.

C.Becausetherobberwassostupid.

D.Becausetherobberwasafilmstar.

Questions79to83arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

C79.

A.Childrenknowhowtohandlearealgun.

B.Childrenarenotinterestedinrealguns.

C.Childrenknownottotoucharealgun.

D.Childrenwon'

tknowwhereagunishidden.

C80.

A.Theyare3-7yearsold.

B.Theyare5-9yearsold.

C.Theyare8-12yearsold.

D.Theyare10-14yearsold.

B81.

A.Onlyafew.

B.Halfofthechildren.

C.Allofthechildren.

D.Mostofthechildren.

D82.

A.Childrenarewelleducatedaboutgunsafety.

B.Childrenreallyknowhowtohandleguns.

C.Childrencanfindgunswherevertheyarestored.

D.It'

simportanttokeepchildrenawayfromguns.

A83.

A.Nottohaveagunathomeatall.

B.Toteachchildrenhowtohandleagun.

C.Togivechildrenmoregun-safetyeducation.

D.Toobservechildrenclosely.

Questions84to88arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

C84.

A.Shelovedguns.

B.Shedidn'

tfeelstronglyonewayortheotheraboutguns.

C.Shewasafraidofguns.

D.Shehadnoconcernaboutguns.

B85.

A.Athome.

B.Inhisfriend'

shouse.

C.Atschool.

D.Atanetbar.

D86.

A.Theyjumpedinfromwindows.

B.Theycameinsecretlythroughthebackdoor.

C.Theyknockedthedooropen.

D.Theyrushedinthroughthedoor.

A87.

A.Sherantothebedroom.

B.Sheshoutedloudlyforhelp.

C.Shewastoofrightenedtomove.

D.Shelaydown.

D88.

A.Theywerebothkilled.

B.Theybothescaped.

C.Theywerebothcaught.

D.Onewasshotdeadandtheotherwascaught.

Questions89to93arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

D89.

A.At8:

50.

B.At11:

C.At12:

15.

D.At12:

C90.

A.Becausehedidn'

thavethekey.

B.Becausehedidn'

thavethepassword.

C.Becauseonlythecodeoffoodcanopentheregister.

D.Becausehehadjustbeenturneddownbytheboss.

C91.

A.Hewaspolite.

B.Hewasrigid.

C.Hewasimpatient.

D.Hewasembarrassed.

A92.

A.Hamburger.

B.Chicken.

C.CocaCola.

D.Sandwich.

C93.

A.Therobberwasshocked.

B.Theclerkwasfrustrated.

C.Therobberleftunhappily.

D.Theclerkwastakenaway.

Questions94to98arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

C94.

A.23

B.20

C.43

D.34

D95.

A.Theywereservingcustomersattherestaurant.

B.Theyweretalkingoutsidetherestaurant.

C.Theywerewaitingfortheircartoberepaired.

D.Theywerehavinglunchintherestaurant.

A96.

A.Shetriedtogethergun.

B.Shecrawledonthefloor.

C.Sherushedtothemadman.

D.Sherantothedoor.

C97.

A.Shewasprotectedbyhermother.

B.Sheleftthroughthebackdoor.

C.Sheescapedthroughthewindow.

D.Shewassavedbyapoliceman.

D98.

A.Shefoughtagainstgunviolence.

B.ShecalledontheGovernmenttohaveguncontrol.

C.Shealwaysputaguninhercar.

D.Sheaskedpeopletosupportgunownership.

Part5SpotDictation

Questions99to108arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

Moreandmore,theoperationsofourbusinesses,government,andeconomicorganizationsarecontrolledbyinformationthatexistsonlyinsidecomputermemories.

Anyonecleverenoughtochangethisinformationvery（99）slightlycangetverylargerewards.Even（100）worse,alotofpeoplewhohavedonethisandbeencaughtatithavemanagedtogetawaywithoutbeingpunished.Inmostcases,computercrimesarenoteasilynoticedifnooneis（101）checkinguponwhatthecomputerisdoing.Butevenifthecrimeis（102）noticed,thecriminalmaywalkawaynotonlyunpunishedbutwiththesupportofhis（103）formerbosses.Inmostcases,thecomputercriminalswhohavebeencaughtmayhavebeenthevictimsof（104）uncommonlybadluck.Unlikeothercriminals,whomustleavethecountry,orgotoprison,computercriminalssometimes（105）escapebeingpunished,demandingnotonlythattheynotbepunishedbutalsothattheyberewarded.Alltoooften,their（106）demandshavebeenmet.Why?

Becausecompanymanagersdonotwantthepublictofindoutthattheircomputerhasbeen（107）misused.Ifthepublicfoundoutwhathadhappenedtotheircomputer,itwould（108）ruintheirpositioninthecommunity.Andsoacriminaloftenleaveswithgoodsupportinglettersfromhiscompanyandcontinueshiscrimesinotherplaces.

Questions109to118arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.

Banksweredevelopedtokeeppeople'

smoneysafeandmakeitaccessiblewhentheyneededit.Anexampleofonebusinessman'

sbankingshowssomeoftheservices.JamesJoneshasafurniture（109）storeandbuyshisgoodsfromdifferentpartsofthecountry.Itisn'

t（110）convenientforhimtosendmoneythroughthemail,sohegoestothebankandopensacheckingaccount.Heputshismoneyinthebank（111）regularly,andthebankkeepsituntilhewriteschecksforit.WhenMr.Jones（112）ordersfurniturefromafurniturecompanyinanothercity,hesimplywritesacheck.Thischeckisasgoodasmoneytotheownerofthecompany.Theownercantakeittohisbankand（113）exchangeitformoney.NowandthenMr.Jonesputsmoneyinabank（114）account.Thebankthenusesthismoneyandpayshimacertain（115）returnoneachdollareveryyear.Forexample,ifheputsin$1,000andthebankpayshim4percent,heearns$40eachyear.Thismoneyiscalled（116）interest.Mr.Jonesgetsstillotherservicesfromthebank.Whenhetravel